Have you ever used the water method of applying adhesive vinyl? It’s a way to get a truly bubble free application on some materials. It’s great for putting vinyl on a windshield or glass mug for example. Not great on a notebook cover 🙂 You simply spray the surface with some water (some people like …
The Cricut Minute #29 Let’s talk about combining different types of iron-on vinyl on a single project. It can be a really creative way to make your project look more interesting, plus it can help use up scraps! There are a couple of things you want to remember. 1 – Some types of iron-on have …
The Cricut Minute #28 Today’s topic is about weeding iron-on vinyl. Do you ever end up digging a hole into it while trying to pull up part that you’re weeding?Does the whole piece buckle, causing a wrinkle in the actual iron-on? Here are TWO things you can try! 1- Put the HTV on a slightly …
The Cricut Minute #27 Let’s talk about one of the options in Design Space when you send your project to cut. You can adjust the cut pressure! After you select the material type, and then you can leave the pressure at default, or make it More or Less. This is really useful when you find …
Let’s talk today about making stencils with Cricut! There are a few different materials that you can use to make stencils, and it really depends on what you are putting the stencil on that dictates what you should use. Cricut stencil material is similar to vinyl. It’s sticky, but not very strong, so it will stick to …